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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Iron and Steel Workers in Convention.

PITTsBURG, June THE annual con-
vention of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers was opened
in this city at 10 O'Clock this morning
by President VIM. Weihe, with one hun
dred delegates in their seats. This con-
vention is the largest ever held by the
Association. One hundred and eighty
delegates represent $40 lodges, with an
increase in the membership of 800 over
last year. 1t will be i'm session at least
ten days, and before adjournment will
adopt a scale of wages for ensuing year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
A school Teacher on the War Path.

HENDERSON, KY, June 7.-ProfessOr
f. F. Clark, Superintendent of Public
Schools, was shot to-day by Prof.
Thomas Posey, principal of the High
School. The two men having had a long
standing enmity got into quarrel this
evening in the High School room, when
Principal Posey drew a revolver and
fired three times at Clark, in the
presence of the pupils, wounding him
severely in the face, arm and shoulder.
Posey surrendered himself. Both men
are prominent in society
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Sued for INSTRUMENTATION.

LYNCHBURG. VA, June John w.
Sherman & Bro, late proprietors of the
Daily Virginidn, have filed suit against
Charles w. Button, former postmaster
here, and from whom they purchased
the paper for 100000. They claim mis-
representations in regard to the circula-
tion, advertising patronage and the ex-
penses of conducting the business. But
ton still holds their note for 5000 on
the purchase.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Mcnamara Evicted.

DUBLIN, June 7.-Evictions at Bodyke
were continued to-day. The tenant,
Mcnamara, who was behind i'm his rent
defended his house but the bailiffs broke
a hole i'm the wall. Logs and boiling
water were thrown through the hole at
the evicting force. A policeman, who
was holding the coloners umbrella,
dashed through the opening made by
the sheriff. and other officers followed
him. 4 fight ensued and the tenants
were evicted and afterwards arrested.
The bailiffs charge the tenants with hav-
ing thrown vitriol upon them, but this is
denied. A tenant named Murphy made
a similar resistance against eviction from
his holding.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Mr.. Corcoran's Case More Favorable

WASHINGTON, June Wv. w. Cor
coran rested quietly last night and to-
day, and the paralysis has not spread to
any other parts of his system. His
mind is perfectly clear and he takes
freely the nourishment allowed by his
physicians. Several consultations We're
held during the day by Drs. Lincoln and
Hagner, and they are much encouraged
at the manner in which their patient
holds his own. They say that but for
Mr.. Corcoran's extremely advanced age
the case would not be considered at all
serious. A number of kilograms have
been received by the family, and many
people have called to express their SYM
pathy. Among the callers were Score
tary Bayard. Admiral Porter and Mr..
Bancroft, the historian.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08

RALEIGH, n. c., June "A party of
six boys were bathing in a creek near
this city, to-day. only one of whom could
swim. Two of them, Otho Hughes aged
IA, and James McPheeters, aged IA, went
beyond their depth. They seized each
other, and becoming frightened, lost
their presence of mind and were drowned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Railways Declare Dividends.

NEW YORK. June THE directors of
the Richmond and West Point Terminal
Company to-day declared semi-annual
dividend of p per cent. on preferred
stock, and the directors of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad declared a semi
annual dividend of per cent. Both
dividends are payable July first.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Embracers to he Arrested.

NEW YORK June 1T was nearly IL
O'Clock to-day, when the proceedings in
the Sharp trial We're continued. ex-Juror
Sutton signed deposition which was
to cause the arrest of Embracer Warner,
alleged juror embracers Hoogland, War
ner and Lynch were on hand IN the
court so as to cause the officers little
trouble in effecting their arrests after
the warrants were issued
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Dies while waiting for n Train.

WINCHESTER, Va. June IL. j. Kel-
Ter, one of the proprietors of the Capon
Iron Works. died suddenly. of .apoplexy,
this afternoon at the Baltieaore and
Ohio Railway depot in this place, while
waiting for a train. The deceased lived
in Vaudeville, West Virginia
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
south Carolina Editors In Gotham.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Seventy-seven
South Carolina newspaper men, mein-
bers of the Press Association of that
State, are on visit to this city. They
reached here yesterday on the steamer
Seminole from Charleston, and will
spend the week here sightseeing. They
are stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Nurses for the Sick at Key West.

WASHINGTON, June THE Secretary
of the Treasury to-day authorized the
employment of six nurses to attend the
sick in the Barracks Hospital Mt Key
West, Fla. and four guards to protect
the property of persons removed to the
bnsnifoI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Pertsmeuth tn Have Free Delivery.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Portsmouth,
Va. has been added to the list of free
delivery offices to he established on
July I.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08

NEW YORK, June Am official investi-
CATION into the collision between the
Celtic and Britannia began to-day. The
court is composed of the British Consul
and three British steamship captains
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Hon. VIM. Aimison Reelected.

BUFFALO, N. ". June 7.-Wiiiiam
Aimison, Of Nashville, Tenn, was to-day
reelected President of the international
Typographical Union.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
GIad.tone.. Enthusiastic Keeeption.

CARDIFF, June Mr.. Gladstone ar
rived here this morning from Swansea.
A large crowd had gathered at the sta
tion and upon his arrival, he was given
an enthusiastic reception. As the train
left the station on its way to London,
Mr.. Gladstone was saluted with loud and
prolonged cheering by the assemblage.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
Davitt not Censured.

LONDON, June THE report that
meeting of the Parnellites yesterday
considered the censuring of Michael Da-
witt is without foundation.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
GunbOats 10 Assist in EyictiOns.

LONDON, June I'm the House of
Commons to-day Balfour, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland. i'm reply to questions by
Dillon regarding the employment of gun
boats to assist i'm evictions on Clare Island
declared that the Government would not
hesitate to employ any of the forces at
its disposal to execute the DEGREES of the
law courts.
w. III. Smith, in reply to a question
by Robertson, stated that the Government
was unable to inform the House what
measures besides the Crimes Act it
would proceed with. The progress made
with that bill was not sufficient to enable
him to anticipate when the measure
would pass the House. Possibly it
might be his duty, but he hoped it would
not, to take measures to expedite public
business. He refused to disclose the
nature of the measures.
ODoughtery having moved an amend
ment to the Crimes Bill, Parnell inter
posed saying that owing to the advanced
stage of the session and the large num-
ber of important matters that had not
yet been debated, he would suggest that
his friends move only such amendments
as they regarded as indispensable. 1t
was obvious, he added, that time would
not permit discussion of the smaller
points. O'Doughtery thereupon with
drew his amendments, and the next five
amendments on the paper in the names
of the Parnellites were not moved. An
amendment to exclude the cases Of
treason-felony from trial by special
1SO.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08
BASE BALL.

WILNuNGToN, n. c., June Mime
innings:>
Charleston. L.
BALTIMORE. June Mime innings:
Louisville e....--......-..O % 0 o o 0eI Is
Base Baltimore 81. Louisville L. Errors
Baltimore d. LOuisviie3 J.
PHILADELPHIA, June Mime inn
ings:
Athletics - - -.--.-..I 0Ol 10
Cincinnati. -..-.----.-.-- u 90 OO0OO-0 U
Base hits-Athletic Il. Cincinnati :. Errors
Athletic ,. Cincinnati D.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June Rain
postponed the Washington and Boston
schedule for to-day.
INDIANAPOLIS, June Mime innings
indianapolis is.--...--.-...O0O o 2 o zoos 3 5
Chicago -. .--.--..--..-0 cool I1OI-
Base hits.InslianapoIis 3. Chieago7. Errors
and Hackett- Clarkson and Finn
BROOKLYN, June Mime innings:
RrookIyn ..........--.- o 00oO 100-2
Cleveland ..---.---.-...--.00 20 10000 p
Base hits-Brooklyn :, Cleveland g. Errors
brooklyn T. CleveIandz
STATEN ISLAND, June Mime innings:
Metropolitan -----.u0e000e es-e
ST Louis s-.-....-..-.-.---.I 4 l 0 o o o o I O.
Base neutrality-suspicious. IA. st. Louis TO- Err
rors-Metropolitans2 St Louis5.
DETROIT. June Mime innings:
Detroit -------------------- Y9oooo99So9SSa91
Pittsburg ----------.------O oV " w
Base hits-Detroit Is, Piftsbury 10. Errors
Detroit =, Piftsburv T. BATTERIES Wiedman
and Briody, Calvin and Miller
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Seven inn
ings:
Philadelphia. II ot3opls
New YORK. -----.-,-.--..--o
Base Philadelphia Is, New York "a
Errors-P Philadelphia B New York T. Batteries
-PhiIasielphia, Daily and Bufhnton. Cunning
and Cusick. New York. Tiernan. George and
Brown
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
SUDDEN DEATH
OF a Black smith at Rose,s Camp

OF d BlaCksm1tn AZ AOse's CamP'
An inquest was held last night by
Coroner, j. NJ. Meredith on the body
OF an unknown man, aged about As
years, found dead yesterday. The
testimony produced at the inquest
was as follows:
Willie Polk stated am n laborer
.and reside in Los Angeles; | have
known the deceased about week
but do not know his name. One day
when returned home from work my
wife told me had been bleeding; |
worked with him occasionally; this
morning after breakfast the deceased
went to work at the forge; | went
there also and talked with him; |
afterwards left, and when returned
l missed him, and was told by Mr..
Rose that the deceased had been
bleeding; went to the camp to look
for the deceased; found him sitting
in the closet, a ID at his feet pool of
blood: he was dead and then | no.
titled Mr.. Rose.
William Rose testified: | reside at
BalIona and am contractor. l have
known the deceased about six days.
Last Friday morning employed him
at my camp rs blacksmith. He
worked up TO this morning. lie ate
his breakfast and went to work this
morning. | saw him going to the
closet splitting blood. | saw lot OF
blood around the blacksmith Jorge.
went 70 where my men Were work
ing. and shortly afterward my colore9I
man came to me and told me the de-
ceased was dead i'll the closet. lie
told the colored woman who cooks Tor
the camp that his name was Blaine
He never complained of being sick.
I think he blcd some last Monday
morning and said it was not the first
time that he had bled.
DR.. |. T.. Cohn testified: | re- ide
in Los Angeles and am practlcing
physician and surgeon. l made a
post mortem examination upon the
body OF q man this Sth day OF Decem-
Der, 1887. Found no external marks
OF violence. Man about feet 8 inches
in height; dark hair, beard and mus
tache; gray eyes; we'll nourished.
Internal examination showed all or
gans healthy except lungs, which
show congestion and tuberculosis.
The jury returned a verdict OF death
from "nattral causes.o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
SUPERVISORS.
Business Transacted at Yestcr'
days Session.

Business Transacted at Yester.
days Session.
The Board of Supervisors met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment
Present, full Board and Clerk.
In re indigent-On motion OF su-
pervisor Macy a warrant for $40 was
ordered drawn in favor Mrs. Ducom-
mum for INDECENT Hubbard and indi-
gent Bacon.
In re San Juan and Laguna road
Argument by Messrs. Bacon, Egan
and McFadden heard. On nj 'tion OF
Supervisor Ross further actioa con-
tinued at the pleasure Of the Board.
In re proposed Chapman street
bridge across Santiago creek-Propo-
sition of Orange and Modena Railroad
Company to pay one quarter OF cost
for said bridge read, and action de-
ferred.
La re incorporation of Pomona
Affidavit of publication OF notice read
and filed.
In re communication from Board of
Trade regarding II. NJ. Gannaway-
On motion Supervisor Macy, referred
to Supervisor Venable with power to
act.
Petition of Odes Oranges for reduc-
ton of taxes denied.
On motion of Supervisor Macy the
Recorder was allowed deputies for
December as follows:
At $lOO-Arthur Bracy. d. E. Bar
clay, Ii. II. Rubens, W. S. Merchant,
John Tow,y, j. K. Mckee. l. II.
White, Geo. Bughee, w. E. Johnston,
g. S. Ward, T. q. Brown.
At S9O-Mrs. G. II. Adams, Mrs. G.
Halberstadt, Miss w. Clancy, Miss K.
r.. Mix.
At $75-Miss All Mccullough, Miss
M. Crowell, Miss G. Farnsworth, Miss
M. Ross, Miss M. L. Locke, IL. *.
White.
At S5O-Mrs. f. Teel, Mrs. E. A.
johnson, Miss. At. Ganet, Miss l..
Thomas, Mrs. i Swift, Mrs. E. Wiley,
Miss X. Hickethes, Miss G. Wise,
Miss M. Maloney, Miss E. Middleton,
Miss Fannie Mullard.
At $4O-Ed. Bughee.
In re San Pedro Lumber Company,
Wharf Road-Petition and bond filed,
action deferred.
In re Nadeau Vineyard Company
Petition to use portion of county road,
read and action deferred.
In re Indemnity Bond-Bond OF
Lonely Bros. filed, and Auditor in
strucied to draw duplicate warrant
for $169.50.
Board adjourned until to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09

No one need complain of high prices. as
the houses are to be positively sold without
limit or reserve.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
For the Erection of an Adequate
Govern nient building.

For the Erection of an Adequate
Governments building.
At the last session OF the United
States Congress an appropriation OF
$3.50 900 was made for the purpose OF
constructing government building,
and fearing that the amount SO APP
propriated was not sufficient to erect
an adequate building the Board OF
Trade Yesterday adopted the follow
resolutions, which will be forwarded
to Washington:
RooMsoF Los ANGELES BOARD OF TRADE,l
Los ANGELES, Cal, December 8, 1871
At the regular monthly meeting of the
BOARD OF Directors of the Los Angelo Board
of Trade, held Tuesday. December 9Th, 1887,
the GLOWING resolutions were unanimous
|, adopted:
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
states at It's session Of SS7-s7, passed bill
appropriating the sum of 100000 for the
purchase of ground, and the erection Of n
government building thereon. to be located
in this city; and
WHEREAS From the entire amount ap-
propristed the sum Of 1880 must be de-
Quoted fer the purchase Of the ground,
leaving therefore only $12l,500 tor the
WHEREAS, III view of the fact that said
building is to be built for the aecommnda-
tion of all tho United States offices. in this
city. to wit: the Postofiice, United States
District Court, Internal Revenue Office and
others and
WHEAEAs. III view of the wonderful
growth of this city, said appropriation is
not, in our Judgment, sufficlent to construct
building large enough for on. present
needs. and certainly not for our future re-
cuiremeuts Therefore, be it
ResoIoed That the Secretary, OF the Treas
uIy 1T procuring plans for said Government
building, be- and he is Hereby respectfully
and very earnestly requested to have them
drawn for a larger and more commodions
building than we fear is now in preuara-
ton, or at the Department has in view.
RESOLVED, That while at this time this
Board is not DESTROYS of making any re
concentrations as to tue amount OF money
that should be appropriated for the erection
of the building, we desire to say that, In our
opinion, the sum should be not less than
$500, 10000.
A. NJ. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09

programme will include singing by a
male quartette, a reading by Charles
Batchelder, humorous remarks by
Colonel Burnite, of Delaware, instru-
mental music by Chss. Ward, Walter
v. Thompson and Miss Ward; be-
sides grand social in which all pres
ent can participate. Admission free
to all who believe in the efficacy OF
"Faith, Hope and Climate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09

MR.. A. HIGGINS, of wyoming. N. ".
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
TO GENERAL MILES.
RESOLUTIONS of Thanks for Hi
EfFnrtS.

RESOLUTIONS Of Thanks for His
Efforts.
Prior to the receipt OF the telegram
from Capt. Blanding the following let
ter and resolutions had been addressed
to General Miles as a token OF the APP
probation, in which his efforts to have
the Branch Soldiers Home estab
lished here, are held. The following
is copy of the letter and resolutions:
Los ANGELES BOARD OF TRADE,
Rooms 2 and A, Baker Block,
Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2, 1857
BROADER General Nelson A. Mtles, U. S. A.,
Commanding Department of arizona, Los
Angeles city.
DEAR SIR:-At meeting OF the Directors
of thi, Board held yesterday, the active In
terest manifested by you In aiding us TO Sc
cure for this place the location OF the Pa-
eific Coast branch N. II. D.. V. s.. was
brought before the Board; and, as slight
evidence of the appreciation we feel for the
aid YOU have SO cheerfully given us. the res
olutiOns l enclose herewith were unanl-
Trusting that the combined efforts that
have been made will secure us tn location,
have the honor to remain, very truly
yours.
Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
Monroyia Elections.

The elections at Monrovia passed
off quietly yesterday. There were but
comparatively few votes cast, but all
except one were in favor of incorpor.
ating. The Trustees elected were w.
N. Monroe, w. A. Tile, l.. Barnes, w.
Baxter, F. M. Meyers; Clerk, T. A.
Reynolds; Treasurer, ]. A. Sartori ;
Marshal, p. Z. Hubbard
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
AMlISE VI ZEN IS.

Supported by strong. legitimate company,
in new play written by Milton Mobiles,
entitled,
m and Wyednesd d, "FRoM sRE TO SON."
Dec. II, 10, Ii.
Thursday and Friday, Dec. IS and IL,
Milton Mobiles popular comedy drama
called "LOVE AND LAW" Mr.. Mobiles in
his famous comedy role of Felix O'Paff, at
torney at law, Dollie Mobiles rs Rieta. tn.
the Street Singer saturday evening a per-
TO nance Of Milton Mobiles famous play
called THE PHOENIX" Mr.. Mobiles in his
world renowned dual creation of Graves,
the Bohemian, and BludAO, the Phoenix,
D. lie Mobiles as Sadie the Flower Girl.
Grand ladies' Matinee Saturday.
Seats now on sale d7td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
Rooms Los Angeles Board OF Trade.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec u 1887.


WHEREAS, Brigadier-General Nelson A..
Miles, U. 8. A commanding department OF
Arizona, has been of great assistance to this
Board In bringing to the attention OF the
Board of Managers N. H.. D. V. s. the ad-
vantagss and merits of this part OF the
stat. as the spot for the location of the Pa
0ifc Coast Branch: therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the Directors OF this Board
take great pleasure in acknowledging to
Bngadier- General Miles the obligations thai
tho Board Of Trade and our whole people
are under for the public spirit and zeal he
has manifested in our behalf; and whether
the Branch Home should be located here or
not, We neverthe less recognize the very valn-
able aid rendered by him, and take this
means of expressing our hearty apprecia-
ton.
Rososusd, That copy OF these resolutions
he forwarded to Br gadier Gene raj Nelson A.
Miles, and copies furnished the press for
publication.
hereby certify that the above is true
and correct copy of the resolutions as they
appear upon the minutes of the meeting.
iS.gned) A. NJ. LAWRENCE,
tssAL1 Secretary,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
s-BABY osTRIcHEs JUST HATcHED-t

Open daily. Admission csc. The Main
oct EST CAWsTON & FOX. Props
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
Ladies AZ Well as GEN lIeMen

Ladtes rs WITT Hs UcHtIetHeH
Can attend our sales of stock, horse. and
carriages. Order and decorum at all times.
Nothing to mar the most faslidious. !. 0,
johnson, Esq from Monterey. has selected
fl ne aud stylish lot of hors s. thoroughly
broke, double and single Will be sold this
day at IL O'Clock by John c. Bell, the auc-
tioneer. Don't fail to attend the SAL. De-
posits on the fall of the hammer required.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-09
Illinois social.

The Illinois Association will meet
to night in Central Baptist Church
Hall, 10S North Main street. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
The Art OF Holding Your Tongue.

Mr.. Ruskir makes striking contribu.
ton to the discussion now going on in
England over the proposition that English
literature shall be taught in the uuiversi-
ties. He takes tho negative, holding that
''the University's buaiRees in any country
is to teach its youths as much Latin,
Greek, Mathematics and astronomy as
they ean quietly Learn in the time they
are ct it-and nothing else-and alter they
have learned all they want, learn whole
somely to hold their tongues, except on
extreme occasions, in oil languages shat
soerer."-
This is little snappy, to be cure, and q
great many well.inforued people will take
Issue on the question Of university train.
ing. But there ia some philosophy in the
advice which couEssls still tongue,
though it may not BIZ 60 widely applicable
as Mr.. Ruskin suggests. The old saw,
"still water runs deep" is not On inrsria.
bly, safe guide, nor is its converse always 10
be accepted. BIT people vino insist upon
doing all tho talking themselves are in
danger Of giving out faster than they can
take in to repair tho waste, and when
they least think go tho they may be miss
ing golden opportunity to drink wisdom
and inspiration from q fountain that muat
be turned Oh or it vii! not tow--some
quiet, even diliIent Sou! that will aubmit
to be talked TO death rather than raise q
protest or Try to slip in word.
Very often man appears 10 excellent
advantage until lie opens MS mouth.
That gives his measure, and then The iilu-
sion is dispelled. volubIo talkers arc
not always good or gEea. takers. The
secret 0! good talking ia 10 have something
TO Say, cay it sell, cut it thc.t and be
ready 10 listen, The best talkCr who will
not listen 10 q bore md Euisancc, and go
the verdict ia given against hin syeyy
time. TO know hoS 10 be Silent in many
languages is great accomplishment, pos
sessed BE- few.